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| − | In Dakar there is a connection to the [[Dakar-Lagos | + | In Dakar there is a connection to the [[Dakar-Lagos Highway]] (TAH 7) and to the [[Dakar-N'Djamena Highway]] (TAH 5). |
Remember, it is not possible to travel the entire highway, because the border between Algeria and Morroco is currently closed. | Remember, it is not possible to travel the entire highway, because the border between Algeria and Morroco is currently closed. | ||
[[Category:Trans-African Highways]] | [[Category:Trans-African Highways]] | ||
{{IsIn|Northern Africa}} | {{IsIn|Northern Africa}} | ||
Revision as of 11:22, 27 July 2009
The Trans-African Highway 1, also known as Cairo-Dakar Highway connects Cairo in Egypt with Dakar in Senegal. Most of the road is completely paved, except for the border region between Morocco and Mauritania where it is only a track through the dessert.
Contents
Course of the road
Egypt
Lybia
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
Western Sahara
Mauritania
- Nouadhibou (Begin of unpaved road)
- Nouakchott (End of unpaved road)
Senegal
In Dakar there is a connection to the Dakar-Lagos Highway (TAH 7) and to the Dakar-N'Djamena Highway (TAH 5). Remember, it is not possible to travel the entire highway, because the border between Algeria and Morroco is currently closed.
